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AR23 - Antoninus Pius L ΙΓ

发行方 Roman Imperial Mint at Alexandria
年份 149-150
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直径 23 mm
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背面描述 Zeus Olympios enthroned left on a high-backed throne, his upper body nude, lower body draped, extending his right hand and holding a long sceptre in his left. An eagle stands at his feet to the left, facing right. The regnal year legend L ΙΓ (Year 13) is divided across the field to left and right of the seated deity, referencing the thirteenth year of Antoninus Pius's reign.
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背面铭文 L ΙΓ
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Year 13 of Antoninus Pius's reign was, by any measure, a quiet moment in Roman imperial history — no frontier crises, no succession anxieties, no monetary emergencies. The Alexandria mint produced billon tetradrachms at a pace that reflected the province's fiscal stability, though the silver content of Alexandrian billon had been quietly declining for decades before this issue and would continue to do so under successors. Egypt's coinage remained a closed currency system: coins struck at Alexandria could not legally circulate outside the province, and foreign coin entering Egypt was exchanged at the border.

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